February, 2020
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tech.com EA’s DISPLAY VISIONS: High-Quality Industrial Displays
Gilching, Germany — ELECTRONIC AS- SEMBLY’s (EA) DISPLAY VISIONS is now offering a broad spectrum of high-quality displays. The company was established in 1977 and has focused on product develop- ment and its own production. Customers benefit from very long prod-
uct availability, regardless of whether the order is one or 1,000 pieces. In general, desired quantities are available from stock. The com- pany’s engineering team provides technical support and guidance from initial design to production. Customers have the choice of var- ious models, including touchscreen solutions, standard LCD, OLED and TFT displays,
GL Optic Intros Human Centric Light Measurement
Weilheim/Teck, Germany — GL Optic has launched a product that al- lows human-centric lighting (HCL) to be calculated in a new way. The GL Spectis 1.0 Touch + Flicker, equipped with special software, en- ables the calculation of radiometric and photometric values, such as Esc, Emc, Erh, Eml, melanopic ratio, M- EDI, and others. With the GL Spectis 1.0 Touch
+ Flicker it is possible to examine the parameters associated with non-vi- sual impact, the impact of lighting conditions on the human circadian cycle. The device also measures light intensity, color temperature and light ripple.
2019 Vision Award Winner
2019 EMI Innovation Awards
mounting units, and assembly services. In addition to a broad offering of standard
units, the team also develops custom displays. All displays offer excellent optical perform- ance, such as high brightness, as well as high reliability. DISPLAY VISIONS is ISO 9001- and ISO 14001-certified. The products are RoHS-, CE-
and REACH-compliant Contact: ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY
DISPLAY VISIONS industrial displays.
GmbH, Zeppelinstrasse 19, 82205 Gilching, Germany % +49-0-8105-77-8090 fax: +49-0-8105-77-8099 E-mail:
info@lcd-module.de Web:
www.lcd-module.com
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GL Spectis 1.0 Touch + Flicker HCL measurement device.
In 2018, the International Com-
mission on Illumination issued a new standard, CIE SO26:2018, which de- fines the ways of measuring lighting in terms of HCL. The document de- scribes an indicator called “me- lenopic equivalent daylight illumi- nance” (M-EDI). Based on this value, it is possible to determine to what ex- tent a given spectral distribution of light can effectively inhibit mela- tonin secretion during the day, thus influencing human work and rest. This is the first international docu- ment to set out this calculation
method of HCL. Contact: GL Optic, Tobelwasen-
weg 24, 73235 Weilheim/Teck, Germany % +49-0-7023-9504-20 E-mail:
office@gloptic.com Web:
www.gloptic.com
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